in the US on DVD or VHS. Today the film is out of print and physical copies are near impossible to find anywhere. Critical reception Upon release the film received mixed to favorable reviews from critics, who praised Burns's and Frederick's performances but jeered some of the science and medical fiction elements. Legacy With the increase of Lynne Frederick's new found cult following in recent years, the movie has become a fan favorite and enjoyed a second life on the internet with fans praising Frederick's acting and beauty in the film. Many noting the film as her best work. The film has been frequently associated with Frederick's other Spanish film, El Vicio Y La Virtud (The Vice and Virtue), which was released the same year. Despite the popular demand for both films, neither have received a DVD release. Mark Burns later stated that this film was one of his favorites from his whole career. But after the film's theatrical run Burns didn't see it again for nearly thirty years. It wasn't until about a few years before his death (in 2007) that an acquaintance of his tracked down the film for him to see, much to his delight. External links 1975 films Spanish romantic drama films 1975 romantic drama films Spanish science fiction drama films Films about diseases Films set in the future Films set in 2014 Films scored by Antón García Abril English-language Spanish films 1970s English-language films